Lives of the Children of Manasia

"Lives of the Children of Manasia" explores the remarkable journey of the Kuki-Mizo, a Tibeto-Burman ethnic group from northeast India, and their transformation through a Judaizing movement that began in the 1970s. The book shares personal stories of those involved, revealing how a small community of formerly illiterate rice farmers, jungle warriors, and traditional practitioners embraced Judaism and eventually migrated to Israel. These narratives shed light on their motivations, cultural shifts, and the enduring bonds of faith that continue to shape their lives today.